Sentence examples for own mandates from inspiring English sources

Many presidents have defied their own mandates.

It starts with respecting that crossbenchers are duly elected MPs with their own mandates and constituencies.

But Bush, like Reagan, seems to believe that presidents make their own mandates.

Yet this report clearly shows that the V.A. is failing to meet their own mandates for timeliness.

In "On Liberty," he writes, "Society can and does execute its own mandates: and... it leaves fewer means of escape, penetrating much more deeply into the details of life, and enslaving the soul itself".

Although unlikely, given the political opposition and current unpopularity of the federal mandate, some states, following the example of Massachusetts, could authorize their own mandates requiring people to buy coverage or pay a penalty.

Yet Mr Kabbah's own mandate is thin.

Mr Basescu's own mandate lasts until 2014.

The current Parliament has extended its own mandate twice without a national poll.

Every NATO country came with its own mandate and its own rules of engagement.

But Mr. Edwards's own mandate would not take effect until insurance is considered affordable.